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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on weather warnings and local events in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Other stories include crime, sports, and regional political developments.
Meteorologists have issued an orange meteoalarm for most of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a red alert for the Mostar region due to expected high temperatures on July 30th, urging caution.
Teo, the son of hero Čedomir Domuz, posted an emotional message on social media, stating 'Sleep peacefully, my old man. Don't worry. It wasn't in vain.'
Musician Dino Merlin expressed his excitement for his upcoming concert at Koševo Stadium, promising a unique experience for the audience.
The newly announced fees for Prokoško Lake, including 15 KM for parking and 3 KM for entrance, have drawn criticism from citizens.
Actor Ammar Mešić disclosed the reason behind the termination of legendary commentator Edin Avdić from Arena Sport.
An investigation is underway after an unidentified flying object reportedly caused an explosion in eastern Poland.
Zenica police quickly arrested a thief who stole 400 Bosnian Marks from the pediatrics department of a local hospital.
The Central Election Commission (CIK) has announced the deadline for submitting candidate lists for compensatory mandates.
Željko Kerum, the former mayor of Split, has been arrested.
Sarajevo's water supply company has announced that 28 streets in the city may experience water outages today.
Sepp Blatter, former FIFA president, criticized the organization, stating that football should belong to all people, not just the wealthy.
